NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES Clause Samples
The NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES clause defines the rights and responsibilities of the parties regarding properties adjacent to the subject property. It typically addresses issues such as access for maintenance, responsibility for damage caused to neighboring land, or obligations to respect boundaries and shared structures. For example, it may specify procedures if construction work affects a neighbor’s property or outline how disputes over encroachments are to be resolved. The core function of this clause is to prevent conflicts and clarify obligations related to neighboring land, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring smooth relations with adjacent property owners.
NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES. 22.1 No encroachment onto neighbouring sites and Estate property will be permitted during construction, without the prior written permission of the Owner and ALEMA. ALEMA reserves the right to refuse permission if in its opinion it is not a necessity to encroach.
22.2 Should there be residents in close proximity of the site; additional shade cloth screening may be imposed on the Contractor by ALEMA in order to enhance the privacy of residents.
NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES. No encroachment onto neighbouring sites and Estate property will be permitted during construction, without the prior written permission of the registered owner of such site and SEEHOA. SEEHOA reserves the right to refuse permission if, in its opinion, it is not a necessity to encroach.
NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES. 25.1 No encroachment onto neighbouring sites and Estate property will be permitted during construction without the prior written permission of the owner and Southdowns Homeowners’ Association. Southdowns Homeowners’ Association reserves the right to refuse permission if in its opinion it is not a necessity to encroach.
25.2 Should there be residents in close proximity of the site; additional shade cloth screening may be imposed on the contractor by Southdowns Homeowners’ Association in order to enhance the privacy of residents.
NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES.
22.1. No encroachment onto neighbouring sites and Estate property will be permitted during construction without the prior written permission of the registered owner of such site and FEFA. FEFA reserves the right to refuse permission if in their opinion it is not a necessity to encroach.
22.2. No work will be permitted beyond the demarcated wetland area boundaries, unless approved by Environmental Manager.